350-801 · Question #296
Refer to the exhibit. A collaboration engineer is configuring the Cisco UCM IM and Presence Service. Which two steps complete the configuration of the SIP trunk security profile? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is A. Check the box to accept replaces header. E. Check the box to accept unsolicited notification. For the SIP trunk between Cisco UCM and the IM and Presence Service (IMPS), two specific settings are required in the SIP Trunk Security Profile: (A) 'Accept Replaces Header' - IMPS uses the SIP INVITE with Replaces header to perform call transfers and mid-call signaling (such…
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Refer to the exhibit. A collaboration engineer is configuring the Cisco UCM IM and Presence Service. Which two steps complete the configuration of the SIP trunk security profile? (Choose two.)
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- ACheck the box to accept replaces header.
- BCheck the box to allow charging header.
- CCheck the box to enable application-level authorization.
- DCheck the box to transmit security status.
- ECheck the box to accept unsolicited notification.
How the community answered
(64 responses)- A89% (57)
- B2% (1)
- C3% (2)
- D6% (4)
Explanation
For the SIP trunk between Cisco UCM and the IM and Presence Service (IMPS), two specific settings are required in the SIP Trunk Security Profile: (A) 'Accept Replaces Header' - IMPS uses the SIP INVITE with Replaces header to perform call transfers and mid-call signaling (such as transferring a chat to a call); UCM must accept this header to support those operations. (E) 'Accept Unsolicited Notification' - IMPS sends SIP NOTIFY messages (for presence, MWI, etc.) without a prior SUBSCRIBE from UCM, so UCM must be configured to accept these unsolicited messages. The other options (charging header, application-level authorization, transmit security status) are not required for this integration.
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